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import sys; sys.path.append(_dh[0].split("knowknow")[0])
from knowknow import *

from IPython.display import Image
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fignames = list(Path(BASEDIR).glob("figures/*.png"))
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fignames = sorted(fignames, key=lambda x:x.name)
#fignames = sorted(fignames)
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displayed_normally = set()

def display_figure(x):
    global displayed_normally
    
    assert( x in DOCS )
    
    d = DOCS[x]
    
    display(HTML("<h1 id='%s'>%s</h1>" % (x, d['name'])))
    display(Markdown(d['desc']))
    
    if 'refs' in d:
        display(Markdown("\n".join("+ %s"%x for x in d['refs'])))
    
    files = Path(BASEDIR, 'figures').glob("%s.png" % d['fn'])
    for f in sorted(files,key=lambda x:x.name):
        #print(f.name)
        display(Image(filename=f))
        displayed_normally.add(f.name)
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for d in DOCS:
    if 'fn' in DOCS[d]:
        display_figure(d)

Lifespans of authors in the citations of Sociologists, (1950 - 1959)

2564 authors received the most citations of their lifetime so far in one year of this decade. Of these, the following figure depicts the entire citation trajectory of each of the 100 most cited authors in this group.

The x-axis represents age (time since first mention in the dataset). The y-axis indexes the works themselves, which are reproduced below. The dark area of the figure to the right represents 2015 and further. Citation histories are placed vertically according to the summed absolute difference between each subseqent time-series.

  1. scodel, 1. roethlisberger, 2. pelzel, 3. windells, 4. hornseth, 5. blaustein, 6. liepmann, 7. powelson, 8. wehrwein, 9. cassady, 10. fortune, 11. whetten, 12. orlansky, 13. duncker, 14. overholser, 15. bascom, 16. bienstock, 17. kains, 18. wecter, 19. foenander, 20. selekman, 21. mowrer, 22. colcord, 23. kutak, 24. ohlin, 25. gloster, 26. terman, 27. mcclenahan, 28. waibel, 29. dymond, 30. benoitsmullyan, 31. gratiaen, 32. mangus, 33. schnepp, 34. gamio, 35. ducoff, 36. vonrhode

Lifespans of authors in the citations of Sociologists, (1960 - 1969)

7117 authors received the most citations of their lifetime so far in one year of this decade. Of these, the following figure depicts the entire citation trajectory of each of the 100 most cited authors in this group.

The x-axis represents age (time since first mention in the dataset). The y-axis indexes the works themselves, which are reproduced below. The dark area of the figure to the right represents 2015 and further. Citation histories are placed vertically according to the summed absolute difference between each subseqent time-series.

  1. hajda, 1. marvick, 2. majumdar, 3. northrop, 4. fenchel, 5. haer, 6. jaco, 7. fanfani, 8. burling, 9. clinard, 10. simey, 11. presthus, 12. omari, 13. marris, 14. mccord, 15. busia, 16. menzel, 17. hogbin, 18. reissman, 19. gutkind, 20. greenblum, 21. wearmouth, 22. cloward, 23. hoebel, 24. sprott, 25. vonwiese, 26. redfield, 27. kuder, 28. congalton, 29. bastide, 30. copp, 31. benney, 32. marcson, 33. wahlke, 34. manis, 35. konig, 36. winterbottom, 37. dinitz, 38. fliegel, 39. glanzer, 40. goldhamer, 41. cumming, 42. coutu, 43. shevky, 44. laskin, 45. fellin, 46. hovland, 47. dunham, 48. pfeil, 49. nottingham, 50. montague, 51. erasmus, 52. honigmann, 53. spectorsky, 54. shaycoft, 55. mcelrath, 56. panunzio, 57. saenger, 58. cowhig, 59. ausubel, 60. spykman, 61. silvert, 62. wessen, 63. brunner, 64. zborowski, 65. hoos, 66. kluckhohn, 67. bredemeier, 68. frenkelbrunswik, 69. loomis, 70. altus, 71. greenblatt, 72. larrabee, 73. pepitone, 74. opler, 75. lionberger, 76. koos, 77. truxal, 78. broadus, 79. radcliffebrown, 80. hoselitz, 81. viteles, 82. hetzler, 83. newfield, 84. massarik, 85. mccleery, 86. rostovtzeff, 87. thurstone, 88. gebhard, 89. welford, 90. tappan, 91. klapper, 92. dai, 93. videbeck, 94. anshen, 95. hollingshead, 96. burchinal, 97. belknap, 98. coolidge, 99. miyamoto

Lifespans of authors in the citations of Sociologists, (1970 - 1979)

30588 authors received the most citations of their lifetime so far in one year of this decade. Of these, the following figure depicts the entire citation trajectory of each of the 100 most cited authors in this group.

The x-axis represents age (time since first mention in the dataset). The y-axis indexes the works themselves, which are reproduced below. The dark area of the figure to the right represents 2015 and further. Citation histories are placed vertically according to the summed absolute difference between each subseqent time-series.

  1. blalock, 1. newcomb, 2. moynihan, 3. seeman, 4. mechanic, 5. luckmann, 6. glock, 7. winch, 8. moskos, 9. sudnow, 10. blauner, 11. treiman, 12. heer, 13. siegel, 14. gerth, 15. komarovsky, 16. skolnick, 17. lemert, 18. gibbs, 19. eisenstadt, 20. nisbet, 21. galbraith, 22. glazer, 23. smelser, 24. stouffer, 25. fromm, 26. sorokin, 27. homans, 28. blood, 29. cicourel, 30. myrdal, 31. mcclelland, 32. easton, 33. litwak, 34. tannenbaum, 35. shibutani, 36. lukacs, 37. lipset, 38. mannheim, 39. greer, 40. scheff, 41. hodge, 42. horton, 43. chambliss, 44. jencks, 45. sussman, 46. yinger, 47. dahrendorf, 48. greeley, 49. riesman, 50. wilensky, 51. selznick, 52. stinchcombe, 53. reiss, 54. lynd, 55. herberg, 56. inkeles, 57. hyman, 58. caplow, 59. bott, 60. gusfield, 61. bogue, 62. goode, 63. landis, 64. etzioni, 65. janowitz, 66. bales, 67. olsen, 68. alford, 69. matza, 70. parsons, 71. laslett, 72. nye, 73. bendix, 74. runciman, 75. cartwright, 76. hawley, 77. middleton, 78. ryder, 79. cutright, 80. scanzoni, 81. rokeach, 82. parkin, 83. shils, 84. ogburn, 85. rex, 86. ehrlich, 87. kahl, 88. demerath, 89. srole, 90. lenski, 91. coser, 92. berelson, 93. gouldner, 94. kornhauser, 95. liebow, 96. heise, 97. banfield, 98. kuhn, 99. rainwater

Lifespans of authors in the citations of Sociologists, (1980 - 1989)

39359 authors received the most citations of their lifetime so far in one year of this decade. Of these, the following figure depicts the entire citation trajectory of each of the 100 most cited authors in this group.

The x-axis represents age (time since first mention in the dataset). The y-axis indexes the works themselves, which are reproduced below. The dark area of the figure to the right shows 2015 and further. Citation histories are placed vertically according to the summed absolute difference between each subseqent time-series.

  1. joreskog, 1. wolfgang, 2. rodman, 3. lopata, 4. nie, 5. oberschall, 6. bainbridge, 7. palmore, 8. child, 9. wirth, 10. dohrenwend, 11. zeitlin, 12. driver, 13. centers, 14. bradburn, 15. spilerman, 16. coombs, 17. schur, 18. zurcher, 19. hammond, 20. cain, 21. mueller, 22. kohlberg, 23. hope, 24. land, 25. gorsuch, 26. vandenberghe, 27. lindblom, 28. schuman, 29. otto, 30. liska, 31. shepard, 32. hadden, 33. bishop, 34. verbrugge, 35. freedman, 36. lester, 37. chomsky, 38. gurr, 39. lyman, 40. paige, 41. kish, 42. wrong, 43. aronowitz, 44. fuguitt, 45. fienberg, 46. neugarten, 47. quinney, 48. offe, 49. burch, 50. antonovsky, 51. westoff, 52. lenin, 53. coale, 54. bluestone, 55. murdock, 56. poulantzas, 57. lowenthal, 58. doeringer, 59. rotter, 60. hempel, 61. oneill, 62. hymes, 63. levinson, 64. goody, 65. tittle, 66. aries, 67. boserup, 68. form, 69. spitzer, 70. miliband, 71. dye, 72. breton, 73. illich, 74. taeuber, 75. hauser, 76. blumberg, 77. hindelang, 78. braverman, 79. rossi, 80. rapoport, 81. featherman, 82. spanier, 83. knoke, 84. gurin, 85. hanushek, 86. hagen, 87. unger, 88. masters, 89. hindess, 90. boulding, 91. lasch, 92. cressey, 93. hibbs, 94. frisbie, 95. cantril, 96. goldberger, 97. modell, 98. dumont, 99. kerlinger

Lifespans of authors in the citations of Sociologists, (1990 - 1999)

34416 authors received the most citations of their lifetime so far in one year of this decade. Of these, the following figure depicts the entire citation trajectory of each of the 100 most cited authors in this group.

The x-axis represents age (time since first mention in the dataset). The y-axis indexes the works themselves, which are reproduced below. The dark area of the figure to the right represents 2015 and further. Citation histories are placed vertically according to the summed absolute difference between each subseqent time-series.

  1. kornai, 1. ashworth, 2. pollert, 3. rothman, 4. summers, 5. trivers, 6. nelsen, 7. gove, 8. press, 9. piore, 10. gilligan, 11. hannan, 12. polachek, 13. tuma, 14. keyfitz, 15. lennon, 16. grossberg, 17. neter, 18. herrnstein, 19. pahl, 20. thurow, 21. cantor, 22. kluegel, 23. sweet, 24. spitze, 25. box, 26. deem, 27. marini, 28. staples, 29. coverman, 30. cleary, 31. maddala, 32. gelles, 33. mott, 34. eisenstein, 35. wiley, 36. dore, 37. dornbusch, 38. chodorow, 39. iso-ahola, 40. pleck, 41. bane, 42. fossett, 43. dollard, 44. cockburn, 45. willmott, 46. aldrich, 47. herskovits, 48. rollins, 49. friedan, 50. london, 51. csikszentmihaly.m, 52. bahr, 53. felmlee, 54. rosaldo, 55. clegg, 56. oakley, 57. parcel, 58. odonnell, 59. scully, 60. stolzenberg, 61. crandall, 62. yamaguchi, 63. kanter, 64. lyotard, 65. labov, 66. delacroix, 67. blumstein, 68. spenner, 69. mouzelis, 70. markovsky, 71. handler, 72. menaghan, 73. roos, 74. coulter, 75. farley, 76. obrien, 77. maccoby, 78. mehan, 79. clogg, 80. sudman, 81. lieberson, 82. roof, 83. berk, 84. straus, 85. roemer, 86. pollak, 87. kreps, 88. perrow, 89. aldous, 90. abrahamson, 91. liebman, 92. abercrombie, 93. hiller, 94. szelenyi, 95. demo, 96. fararo, 97. skvoretz, 98. silberman, 99. chafetz

Lifespans of authors in the citations of Sociologists, (2000 - 2009)

36099 authors received the most citations of their lifetime so far in one year of this decade. Of these, the following figure depicts the entire citation trajectory of each of the 100 most cited authors in this group.

The x-axis represents age (time since first mention in the dataset). The y-axis indexes the works themselves, which are reproduced below. The dark area of the figure to the right represents 2015 and further. Citation histories are placed vertically according to the summed absolute difference between each subseqent time-series.

  1. spain, 1. corcoran, 2. cernkovich, 3. rieff, 4. ewen, 5. ascione, 6. winter, 7. boden, 8. fuligni, 9. billy, 10. shilling, 11. mosse, 12. wrigley, 13. kain, 14. beatty, 15. glassner, 16. mcdonough, 17. waldron, 18. mchale, 19. astone, 20. crouter, 21. mccormick, 22. spender, 23. kotler, 24. hedges, 25. lyson, 26. thorne, 27. beggs, 28. hirst, 29. rappaport, 30. reinharz, 31. donahue, 32. featherstone, 33. fogel, 34. delphy, 35. geis, 36. johnstone, 37. bordo, 38. seale, 39. nelkin, 40. picou, 41. crick, 42. titmuss, 43. poster, 44. psathas, 45. haines, 46. dickens, 47. sabo, 48. lehrer, 49. hecht, 50. ogbu, 51. samdahl, 52. maines, 53. kagan, 54. miethe, 55. mulkay, 56. maynard, 57. himmelfarb, 58. beattie, 59. hanson, 60. hammitt, 61. agger, 62. knights, 63. acheson, 64. kay, 65. schulze, 66. rook, 67. mauthner, 68. kasarda, 69. vandijk, 70. steelman, 71. mackay, 72. chantala, 73. mcallister, 74. shelby, 75. pollard, 76. jessor, 77. hagenaars, 78. coffey, 79. tickamyer, 80. bosk, 81. spilka, 82. donaldson, 83. tienda, 84. isoahola, 85. blaug, 86. gubrium, 87. wagenaar, 88. aseltine, 89. astin, 90. bryk, 91. gorz, 92. hanks, 93. grimshaw, 94. heelas, 95. hebdige, 96. rutter, 97. rosenstone, 98. arluke, 99. munch

Probability of death by cohort

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Documents with in-text citations in JSTOR, by journal and year

Each subplot represents all the in-text citations extracted from the full bodies of papers from one journal. A document is only counted if it contains at least one successfully parsed in-text citation. Note the most dramatic publisher, Social Indicators Research, which in last two decades has dramatically increased its publication volume, and thus its impact on our dataset and results. JSTOR provided data on the American Sociological Review (ASR) and the American Journal of Sociology (AJS) practically back to their founding. However, in-text citations were only recently institutionalized (around 1970). For this reason, any analysis I conduct with in-text citations from the JSTOR dataset will be limited to 1970-2010.

Only five authors were forgotten

Kahl, Srole, Kerlinger, Scanzoni, and Spanier are the only five cited authors in the top 1% cited in a given decade which go on to die$_2$, die$_3$ or die$_5$. These authors all experienced the same dramatic rise and a just as dramatic demise. Near Kerlinger's death, Rowell (1997) wrote that Kerlinger argued against the 'practicallity myth' in education research, the assumption that research must be practically oriented. Rowell's survey of educational research textbooks showed that these ideas never made it into canon.

  • Rowell, Kevin. 1997. “Kerlinger’s Practicality Myth and the Quality of Research Instruction: An Overview of The Content of Educational Research Textbooks.” The Journal of Experimental Education 65(2):123-131.

This figure shows the number of distinct cited terms, works, and authors, by year.

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Cited works which were top 1% cited in some decade, but have since died

This figure shows a random 100 of these cited works. , in the sense of death2, death3, or death5. These deaths are labeled for reference where they have occurred.

Terms which were in the top 1% most commonly used for some decade

Cited terminology is distinct from cited authors or cited works in that they are hardly ever born after 1970 (the beginning of reliable data from JSTOR). Trends in cited terms indicate not only what authors are talking about when they are using a citation, but also how they are writing. For instance, notice the dramatic trend of "research-also" and the steady trend of "would-expect". These turns of phrase are themselves cultural and intellectual objects, varying over time and social place, and for this reason I do not eliminate them from my analysis for the time being.

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from IPython.display import Markdown

md = "# Uncategorized\n\n"

last_heading = None

for i,f in enumerate(fignames):
    if f.name in displayed_normally:
        continue
    md += "* [%s](#figure%s)\n" % (f.name,i)

display(Markdown(md))

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for i,f in enumerate(fignames):
    
    if f.name in displayed_normally:
        continue
        
    display(HTML("<h1 id='figure%s'>%s <a href='#Uncategorized'>back</a></h1>"%(i,f.name)))
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